Part-Time Senior Fundraiser – Remote (U.S.-based)

Friends of Givat Haviva | New York, NY, United States

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Posted Date 9/05/2025
Description

About Friends of Givat Haviva 

Friends of Givat Haviva (FOGH) is a U.S.-based nonprofit that supports Givat Haviva, Israel’s oldest and largest institution dedicated to building a shared society among Jewish and Arab citizens of Israel. Through educational programs, leadership development, and cross-community partnerships, Givat Haviva promotes mutual understanding, civic equality, and long-term social cohesion.  See www.usfogh.org.

Position Overview 

We are seeking a seasoned, mission-aligned Senior Fundraiser to deepen and expand our donor base across North America. This role will focus on cultivating major gifts and institutional funding through Jewish Federations, private foundations, and high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs). 

It is a remote, part-time role (15–25 hours/week) with flexibility and national travel (10–20%) to conferences, donor meetings, and events.(FOGH

Key Responsibilities 

- Build and manage a portfolio of 75–100 major gift prospects. 

- Cultivate, solicit, and steward gifts from Jewish Federations, foundations, and HNWIs. 

- Lead Federation fundraising efforts (GA cycle, missions, campaigns). 

- Manage the foundation grants pipeline (prospecting, LOIs, proposals, reporting). 

- Develop stewardship plans and donor upgrade strategies for major gifts. 

- Begin building a planned/legacy giving program. 

- Collaborate with the Executive Director to design and execute fundraising strategies. 

- Mentor and support the Donor Coordinator in donor engagement and follow-up. 

- Represent FOGH at donor meetings, parlor events, and communal conferences. 

- Maintain accurate donor records in Friends of Givat Haviva’s LGL CRM

Qualifications 

- 10+ years of fundraising experience, ideally with major Jewish organizations. 

- Proven success securing six- and seven-figure gifts. 

- Strong network and knowledge of the Jewish philanthropic landscape. 

- Demonstrated portfolio management with measurable growth. 

- Excellent grant writing and reporting skills. 

- Exceptional relationship-building and communication abilities. 

- Proficiency with CRM systems and strong data discipline. 

- Passion for shared society, democracy, and civic equality in Israel. 

- Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a small team. 

Compensation 

- Commensurate with experience. 

- Travel expenses reimbursed per policy. 

- Performance bonus eligibility may be considered. 

To Apply 

Please send a cover letter explaining qualifications, commitment to shared society initiatives and interest for this role along with résumé and references to: 

 

Jonathan Lack, Executive Director 

[email protected]

Salary65.00 - 95.00 Hour
Duration
Part Time, Contract, & Seasonal
Categories
Director | Fundraising/Grants/Giving
Organization Type
American Friends of
Job Location
US
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